The Sacred Valley of the Incas is home to remarkable archaeological sites, including Pisac, Chinchero, Maras, and Ollantaytambo. We can assist with information and support in arranging transportation to these locations.

We also offer introductions to members of our local community, including scholars, artists, craftspeople, weavers, anthropologists, Andean priests, and translators, creating opportunities for connection and exchange. Our network continues to grow—please visit our Collaborators, Friends & Partners page to learn more.

The Museo Inkariy, located along the Cusco-Calca Highway at km 53, provides an immersive journey through Peru's ancient civilizations. In Ollantaytambo, ALQA (Museo de Arte Popular Andino) celebrates traditional Andean folk art, while Urubamba's Museo de Sonido Hebe Almonacid offers unique insights into Peru's musical heritage. IPAKURA Is an Andean Cultural Center celebrates and shares local traditions through various programs and exhibitions.  IPAKURA is based in movement, sound & music, located in the next village of Arin.

For a taste of local cuisine with an international twist, we recommend Viva Peru and the charming Alto café in Arin. Both offer breakfast and lunch in a comfortable atmosphere and delicious fusion dishes that blend Peruvian and international flavors. Both offer wifi. Huaran also offers La 58 Restobar, a local sushi/japanese restaurant and two small hotels with restaurants. The nearby small cites of Calca and Urubamba (is larger) both have traditional food markets.

The Sacred Valley offers a wide range of natural places to explore, from scenic trails and open landscapes to quiet rivers and waterfalls. In the nearby village of Arin, there is a beautiful waterfall that can be reached on foot, providing a peaceful way to experience the area’s natural beauty.